Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 90
... clothes are at an end , when they are given to them , for they maintain that in this case the clothes are purified as it were by the merit of the almsdeed . For the better preservation of chastity it is further decreed , that the ...
... clothes are at an end , when they are given to them , for they maintain that in this case the clothes are purified as it were by the merit of the almsdeed . For the better preservation of chastity it is further decreed , that the ...
Page 99
... clothes of the rags thrown about in the streets , or among the tombs , however dirty they may be : hence , throughout your whole life , you must put on no clothes but these . If however by your talents and learning , you procure for ...
... clothes of the rags thrown about in the streets , or among the tombs , however dirty they may be : hence , throughout your whole life , you must put on no clothes but these . If however by your talents and learning , you procure for ...
Page 213
... clothes on a man's head , she must pay fifteen ounces of silver . If any one , man or woman pulls another's clothes so as indecently to expose his body , if the offending party be poor , the fine is an ounce and a half of gold , and two ...
... clothes on a man's head , she must pay fifteen ounces of silver . If any one , man or woman pulls another's clothes so as indecently to expose his body , if the offending party be poor , the fine is an ounce and a half of gold , and two ...
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